Introduction: Noise Filter for the Power Supply Effects Pedals
If you have the noise from the power supply if you do not sleep at night and think how to get rid of noise in your amplifier, we suggest to assemble a small and very simple circuit (with pictures!) To remove the interference.
Filter circuit power set predstavleaya scheme does not quite apply to filters, but to help the primitive measures you can.
Step 1: Schematic Diagram
Input power is supplied to connector J1, directly from the output of our pedal power supply. Diode D1 - protects against reverse polarity. R2 - limits the current that flows to the LED D2. If the LED is not necessary - removing it and R2, too. Noise reduction is engaged in the capacitors C1 and C2, resistor R1.
Step 2: Location and Connection Elements
What can then be used:
- Any LED that you enjoy
- Resistors constant power of 0.25 watts or more
- 1N4001 diode, or anyone with a current of at least 1A
- Electrolytic capacitor C1, the supply voltage of 16-25 V, 100 uF
- Capacitor C2 47 nF (desirable film), 50 Volt
That's basically it. Putting it. Connect. The truth may not always help the situation is different and causes of interference as well.
16 Comments
9 months ago
Thanks so much for posting! looking forward to trying out to reduce the high pitched whine from my TPA3118 amplifier.
2 years ago
Thank you very much! It works perfectly
7 years ago
I miss BeavisAudio!! I remember this was one of my first pedal projects, great for reducing hum noises from bad power supplies
Reply 4 years ago
man... he's back \o/
5 years ago
still make some resistor in hot temperature ..
6 years ago
I try it, with my SLA 12v7aH battery. This module make a voltage is down when it connected with some MP3 player with amplifier. And the resistor have a high temperature condition. It's normal?
Reply 6 years ago
i modified it ..... thanks for your easy schematic Cubozoa.
this will reduce high temperature of resistor ..... i use it for 12v SLA battery.
Reply 5 years ago
still make some resistor in hot temperature ..
6 years ago
I am not sure on the wattage of R1. 0.25 Watts would only allow for a small amount of current through 100 Ohms. Am I missing something?
7 years ago
can I use a small ceramic for C2 or does it have to be film?
Reply 7 years ago
Yes, you can use ceramics. It will be better. even better - tantalum. But tantalum such containers like no.
Reply 7 years ago
Thanks Cubozoa
7 years ago
Is there a current limit on this circuit?
Reply 7 years ago
Hey. No. But you can add a field effect transistor.
7 years ago
Nicely done. I modeled it in EveryCircuit on my way to work.
http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5198188983091200
Reply 7 years ago
Well done, well turned out at you.